Equipment

Softspikes: Reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the Transitions Championship winner and 70 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field wore its product.

True Temper: The Puerto Rico Open winner played the Project X driver shaft for his first PGA Tour victory.

Cobra Golf: Cobra Golf introduces its high-performance Cobra S2 Max in both iron and iron-hybrid integrated sets.

Etonic: G>Sok Perfect Fit receives a gold award on Golf Digest’s 2010 Golf Glove Hot List. The glove received high marks for its flexibility, consistent fit and anti-twisting thumb area.

UST Mamiya: Reports on the international success its shafts have had on the PGA, Nationwide, European and European Senior tours.

Etonic: G>Sok Perfect Fit receives a gold award on Golf Digest’s 2010 Golf Glove Hot List. The glove received high marks for its flexibility, consistent fit and anti-twisting thumb area.

Callaway Golf: Tour staffer Derek Lamely won the Puerto Rico Open playing the new Tour i Series golf ball and FT Tour driver.

Tour Edge: Reports that third-place finishers at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship and Puerto Rico Open played its Exotics fairway woods.

Aerotech Golf: Third-place WGC-CA Championship finisher played the SteelFiber composite iron shafts.

Femco Steel Technology: WGC-CA Championship plays the KBS Steel shafts in his irons and wedges.

Fourteen Golf: Introduces a new set of forged irons designed and developed specifically for women – the TC-450FG.

True Temper: World Golf Championships-CA Championship winner played Project X graphite shafts in his driver and 3-wood.

Champ: Reports that more than 50 percent of the WGC-CA Championship field wore its spikes, including six of the top 10 finishers.

Softspikes: According to Darrell Survey, more than 60 percent of the plastic wearing cleat field at the WGC-CA Championship wore its products. Also, the Puerto Rico Open winner and more than 75 percent of the plastic wearing cleat field wore Softspikes cleats.

Adams Golf: Tour staff member Yani Tseng wins the Women’s Australian Open, playing Adams’ Speedline woods and Idea hybrids and irons.

KZG: Introduces its newest hybrid iron, the GF-H.

Callaway Golf: Tour staff player Ernie Els won the WGC-CA Championship playing the FT Tour Driver, Tour i(s) golf ball and Odyssey White Ice putter.

Champ: Reports that more than 50 percent of the WGC-CA Championship field wore its spikes, including six of the top 10 finishers.

Adams Golf: Tour staff member Yani Tseng wins the Women’s Australian Open, playing Adams’ Speedline woods and Idea hybrids and irons.

Callaway Golf: Tour staff player Ernie Els won the WGC-CA Championship playing the FT Tour Driver, Tour i(s) golf ball and Odyssey White Ice putter.